New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-10
! THE WORLD OF LONDON.
cHRoNICLED AND CRITICISED BY MR. Ed
MUND YATES.
ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE JuBILEE-How ROYAL
GUESTS WILL BE ENTERTAlNED-A BALL AT
THE REFORM CLUB-BRILLIANT DEMON
sTRATIoN IN HONOR OF Mr.. GOsCHEN.

O'Clock Wednesday afternoon, June %. TDere VIII Oo
large royal dinner parties at the Palace on MONDAY anu
Tuesday. and small private concert VIII propao' NC
given Monday night The Royalties, poth nome snu
foreign will attend a grand ball, given by Lazy sans
bury at the Foreign Office, the evening OF te '"oo
holiday and will accompany the Queen 10 Wlhdsor Oh
"Wednesday returning to town late at night alter nav
ing been entertained at dinner IN 81 George nan Inc
Queen will return to London on Wednesday June 20 an"
remain at Buckingham Palace till the evening OF ea'r
day July 3 when she will go back to windsor arter tne
march past of the London Volunteers 1t is regretted
,bat Her Majesty could rot induced to remain in
Iondon during the whole OF the Jubilee week. The
programme of state entertainments is singuary meagre
LODGINGS FOR KINGS AND QUEENS.
The ROYALTIES who come from abroad for the Jubilee
are to be distributed between Buckingham Palace 81
Jamess Palace, Marlborough House and Clarence
House Those member of the suites who cannot he
accommodated at either of those residences Will be
uartered either at private hotel which has been lent
10 the Queen. or at the Palace Hotel in buckingham
Gate where Of cooks have been engaged Tor
the week by the Lord Chamberlain The pressure mas
never been so great since the marriage OF the Princess
Royal in 1852 when there were nearly forty royal
guests from abroad At the special request IF the Queen
Lord spencer has consented give up Spencer House
10 the Crown Prince and Princess of Prussia during
Their visit to London for the Jubilee Thanksgiving LORD
Spencer will temporarily reside with his nephew, Lord
Clifden in Chesterfield Gardens Lord and Lady
BreadalDane Will give bhrcOuI ilouSo W '"O i'''Ni
Family Of Sweden and Norway at the Same time.
THE PRINCE AMONG THE LAWYERS.
The banquet to the Prince Of Wales in Inner Temple
Hall on Wednesday was not In any way Jubilee cele-
braton Last the treasurer OF the Middle Temple
accepted the hospitality Of the bench at Lincons inn
md now he dined fesvey with his brethren OF the
Inner Unfortunately, however H. r. H. was very late
and dinner was half cold in consequence. No barister
who had been called later than 1872 could get seat
but the students were very largely represented and
testified their gratitude by cheering vocferOusy ana
sipging For He's Jolly Good Fellow" In chorus as
the guest of the evening gradually retired TO the
Benchers room to smoke cigarette prior to inspection
of the library
The post prandial festivities were somewhat prolonged
Very early Thursday morning certain venerable harris
fers were still vainly trying find their way through the
may cloisters back TO Fleetst.
CoLoxIALs AT THE MANSION HOUSE.
The Colonial banquet on Wednesday evening was In
perfect accord with the best traditions of the Mansion
House Lady Holland sat between Sir Reginald Hanson
and Sir Ambrose Shea Sir Henry Holland deeply
interested in Lord LOrnes Canadian stories Mr. Buckle
and Mr. Lucy came in little flushed from the privilege
debate at Westminster. Mr.. HennikerHeatOn and MI
BadenPowen solved satisfactorily TO themselves the
yexed questions of postage and Colonial securities Mr.
j. A. Froude faced the Victorian Demosthenes and
tmutuous applause accorded TO Mr.. Speaker dur
ing the reading OF the ovngcup list which lasted liter
ally for many minutes Lords Onslow and Dunraven
sitting side by side compared their Downing street ex
periences. His Grace of buckingham was unex-
pectedly absent and missed very good dinner and
very pleasant evening
HONoRING Mr. GosCHEN.
The ST. Georges, Hanover Square, dinner to Mr. Cos
chen at the Criterion Saturday evening partOok
almost of the nature Of Imperial demonstration.
Never before statesmen at once In the
vicinity of Regent Circus and the stewards badges
took the miniature Garter jewels suspended from
.sl.. n.o,.- Il Ca1f
bury and the Lord Chancellor Next came His Grace of
Westminster. Mr. Goschen found himself the neighbor
of the Dukes of Leeds and Aberdeen. Lord Aberga-
yenny gave lessons In Tory organization TO Lord Lothian
and the youthful High Commissioner 10 the Church in
Scotland was duly enlightened Irish politics by
Colonel saunderson Lords RowtOn and Londesborough
represented the Conservatism of both sides OF Berkeley
Square Lord stalbrdge pOndered of other days as he
looked first at Lord Elcho and then at Lord Henry
Bruce and Lord Fowls conded TO Lord Northbrook his
benevolent intentions toward the University of Cam
bridge. There enthusiastic overflow dinner in the
next and on a draped platform sat many ladies
with Lady CIV endolene Cecil Lady Burdett-Coutts and
Mrs Goschen who dressed in red silk and crimson
plush and looked much pleased at the reception given
to her husband Pivy Councillors and Tory NJ P.s could
be counted by scores.
f, The Introductory speeches commercially brief
md although the Duke of Westminster handled the toast
of the evening little nervOusy, The Chancellor OF
Goschens your leader and my leader" His aluson TO
the cement patented by patriotism which bound the
Conservatives to their allies, and his peroraton,
all wonderfully effective and his epigrams were
almost happy Lord salisburys smle of the rabbit
and constructor and his denuncaon Of the dreary
and droning common places of Irish dsafection. The
meeting at Her Majestys why did Mr. Goschen call it
Covent Garden marked epoch in the history Of the
Unonist cause The Criterion celebration certainly
marks another.
"THE YASKERIEs."
The powers at "The Yankeries " have not only set
special boxes apart for the Lords and the Commons and
Mr. Henry Irving, but have presented tickets TO
every member OF the British Legislature
THE GALLERY CLUB.
The second smoking concsrt of the Gallery Club on
Sunday evening affords ample proof of the venture
having effectively "caught on" Lord Lathom was
there So was Lord Southeast just back from AK and
much pleased with the sobriety of the music Mr..
Marshall Wilder and Mr. Florence represented the latest
American arrivals. Mr.. Charles Halle was congratu-
lated his at Manchester Prince Victor HOhen
loheLangenburg led in triumph 10 look at his own
sculpture DR.. Russell looked little better for his
picking at Drowich Mr. Albert Grey reappeared after
his recent accident Mr. Harry Furniss took notes with
view to future Grosvenor jokes and among the visitors
were Lords Kinore, Carnegie Acester and Midtown,
Baron Alfred Cameron Of Lochiel and Mr. Henry Cal
craft
ORCHIDS AND GOLDFISH.
Everybody has heard Of Mr. Chamberains orchids but
It that Hghbury is equally famous for its goldfish
pond. Mr.. L. r. Taylors Academy picture Goldfish"
IL study Of the most picturesque feature consery
btory leading TO Mr. Chamberlains orchid houses.
BALL AT THE REFORM CLUB.
Alta rather sparsely attended meeting Of members OF
the Reform Club Thursday last 1t decided TO do
honor 10 the Queens Jubilee by giving ball in that
home of contentious Liberals ball in the Reform
Club.
LITERARY FUND DINNER
Lord .Lyttons wellcomposed and graceful speech at
the Literary Fund dinner read excelenty in the next
mornings papers but was marred in delivery by little
Indistinctness The sonctorGene and Mr. Jennings